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The WordPress REST API : Getting started Guide

1 July, 20201 July, 2020 by Vikrant Datta |

You mush have heard the term API if you work in a technical domain. It can be a little confusing, In this guide, we have tried to clear all your doubts so that you can easily talk about API with your team and colleagues. …

Free SMTP Servers for Sending Emails – 2020

20 June, 20202 July, 2020 by Aman Pandey |

Using emails for online business strategy is like a puzzle. If you agree then you should look into what some of the best free SMTP server providers can do for you. They provide you with new tools to make your existing tasks easier as well as revealing totally new possibilities. Before starting let’s make it clear that Email deliverability is not a problem unless you have to send a lot of them. As a WordPress website beginner, …

MariaDB vs MySQL : The DBMS war heats up

18 June, 202018 June, 2020 by Vikrant Datta |

Relationship database management has become a crucial component of the business workings of many multinationals around the world. They use it to store, manipulate, and retrieve data instantly and in enormously large amounts. Two of the biggest relationship database management systems are MySQL and MariaDB. This article discusses what these two basically are, their pros and cons, and ultimately what should be chosen over the other. …

How To Find And Add Stock Photos While Working On WordPress?

5 June, 2020 by Jack |

Time is money, people tend to indulge in 100 tasks per day. This can be frustrating and may reduce your productivity at times. But still, you try to achieve the best of your day. Things, where you can save your time and speed up your task, can act as bliss to your process. You are already coupled with so many tasks on your website. Adding stock photos without leaving WordPress can make your work little easy and effective. …

WordPress Security 101 : The Ultimate WordPress Security Guide

5 June, 20209 July, 2020 by Jack |

Why is WordPress Security important? A website is the first point of contact for potential customers to know you and trust in your brand and business, hence it is important to always keep your website’s health in terms of its security. As WordPress gained popularity in the last few years, it has become a point of fascination by hackers to break into it, and damage your files and eventually your business. Besides hacking, there are other threats as well, …